US Naval Training School at Harvard University - All Hands Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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7712 gypez . . . LIEUT. COMDR. M. E. PARADISE, USNR OFFICER-IN CHARGE Naval Training School 4Communications1 Harvard University Appointed to the United States Naval Academy in 1922, graduated in 1926 and commissioned Ensign, USN. Served as Radio Officer of the uUSS Maryland from 1926 to 1928. Resigned from the regular Navy and entered the Naval Reserve in 1929, returning to active duty in December of 1940. Was Communication Officer of the USS Wasp from 1941 to July, 1942. Named instructor and OFFicer-in-Charge, Naval Training School CCommuni- cationsL Cornell University, serving in this capacity From July to October, 1942. Came to Naval Training School Clndoctrination and Communicationsl Harvard University in October, 1942, as Head of the Academic Department. Became Executive OHicer in March, 1943, and was appointed to his present position in June. tk if it Crayon Drawing by Ensign Jack Clark.

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Ll. Comdr. C. F. .Brengartner, USNR Head of Academic Department Lt. 091C. J. O'Neill, USNR Welfare and Recreation OFFicer LIEUT. COMDR E. W. SWEETLAND USNR Executive Officer Graduated From the U. S. Naval Academy in 1922 and spent the Following 20 years in civilian life. Returned to active duty in the spring of1942 as Training Officer, Naval Training School Gndoctrinationl Uni- versity of Arizona. Reported in February, 1943 at the Naval Training School 4W R1, Hunter College, as Training Officer and Assistant to the Executive until appointed to his present duty as Executive Officer at the Naval Training School hCommunicationQ, Harvard University in June, 1943. Lt. Comdr. B. L. Stewart, USNR Senior Communications Officer Lt. 091 A. X. O'Connor, USNR Regimental Officer